How do you selectively import a framework in Swift?

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I have a shared framework that needs to be used by iOS and tvOS, but I want to selectively import a framework for iOS only (CoreTelephony). The swift grammar says you can prepend an attribute, but this doesn't work:

@available(iOS 10.0, *) import CoreTelephony

Is this simply not supported? Do I need to subclass just to import the iOS specific framework?

swift import frameworks ios
2 Answers

For Swift <= 4.0 you can use the os() configuration test function:

#if os(iOS)
  import CoreTelephony
#endif

You'll have to wrap code that uses CoreTelephony as well.

All available tests for os() are: macOS, iOS, watchOS, tvOS, Linux, Windows, and FreeBSD.

For Swift >= 4.1 you can also use canImport():

#if canImport(CoreTelephony)
  import CoreTelephony
#endif
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[A] framework's build settings IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET as iOS 14

example: (REF: https://stackoverflow.com/a/38538861/9801139)

-> your target build phases

-> link binary with libraries

-> make [A] framework status as optional

In your target

#if canImport(CoreTelephony)
  import CoreTelephony
#endif
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